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General| Ethernet Ports | 2x 10/100/1000 Mbps |
|---|---|
| Speakerphone | Yes |
| HD Audio | Yes |
| Power over Ethernet (PoE) | 802.3af |
| Supported Protocols | SIP |
| Wi-Fi | No |
| Supported Codecs | G.711, G.722, G.729, G.726, iLBC |
| Weight | 800 g |
| Network Interfaces | Dual Gigabit Ethernet ports |
Describes the screen layout, status bar, and icons displayed on the handset.
Explains the function of various keys on the handset, including navigation and action keys.
Details the USB connection socket and the headset port for external accessories.
Explains warning icons, information symbols, and lists key functions for user reference.
Demonstrates a step-by-step procedure for activating automatic call answering.
Provides warnings and precautions for safe usage, environment, and device maintenance.
Lists items included in the box and provides instructions for installing the charging cradle.
Guides on preparing the handset for use, including inserting the batteries correctly.
Instructions for fully charging batteries and configuring display language, date, and time.
Instructions for connecting a headset via the audio jack and a USB data cable for PC interaction.
Procedures for powering the handset, locking the keypad, and navigating menus with control keys.
Adjusting audio levels with volume keys and utilizing context-sensitive display keys.
Guidance on navigating menus, submenus, and entering text with corrections and special characters.
Steps for dialing numbers, accessing the directory, and using the redial list.
Options for managing entries within the redial list, such as copying or deleting.
Accepting incoming calls, using handsfree mode, adjusting volume, and muting the microphone.
Accessing the directory, adding new contacts, and finding existing entries.
Viewing contact details and modifying existing entries in the directory.
Procedures for deleting entries and setting the order of directory listings.
Saving numbers to the directory and exchanging contact information using vCard and Bluetooth.
Creating appointments, setting date/time, and understanding notification methods.
Displaying, changing, activating/deactivating, and deleting calendar entries.
Setting wake-up times, days, volume, melodies, and understanding alarm behavior.
Setting quiet hours for external calls and disabling ringtones when the handset is in the cradle.
Storing media files in the Resource Directory and using PC software for phone management.
Details supported media formats and instructions for managing CLIP pictures and sounds.
Checking available memory for Bluetooth features and enabling or disabling Bluetooth mode.
Registering, editing known devices, handling unknown connections, and changing the handset name.
Overview of Gigaset QuickSync capabilities and connecting the handset to a PC.
Procedures for updating the phone's firmware and troubleshooting update errors.
Registering a handset to multiple base stations and managing handset registration.
Setting language, screensaver, font size, color scheme, and display backlight.
Controlling keypad illumination, auto-lock, audio volumes, and ringtone settings.
Managing call sounds, vibration alerts, advisory tones, and setting up speed dial.
Assigning display keys, changing handset PIN, and resetting settings to default.
Configuring system date, time, area code, and restoring system settings to default.
Solutions for display, base connection, ringtone, caller ID, and input error issues.
Resolving registration or connection problems with Bluetooth headsets.
Guidelines for device disposal, cleaning, maintenance, and procedures for liquid damage.
Specifications for battery, handset operating/charging times, and base station power usage.
Overall technical specifications of the phone, including DECT and Bluetooth standards.
Guides for standard, Central European, Cyrillic, Greek, and Turkish character input.
Key mapping guide for entering Arabic characters on the handset.
Meanings of icons displayed in the status bar, for display keys, and other indicators.
Overview of main menu items like Alarm Clock, Bluetooth, Audio Settings, and Directory.
Details of submenus within Settings: Date/Time, Display, Language, Registration, Telephony, System.
Instructions for transferring calls with and without announcing the transfer to the recipient.
Switching between multiple active calls, managing call participants, and initiating conferences.
Setting up, ending, and leaving conference calls with multiple participants.
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